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13-01-2007, 06:55 PM
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| | | Unknown fugi (found Jan 2007)
 
The fungi in the above images were found in Clumber Park 7 January 2007
The following images were taken 1 week later (13 Jan 2007) and show the changes in shape and colour over the past week  
From the above information, can anyone offer a sugestion as to the ID or sp.
The nearest I can come up with is velvet shank, but I don't think that's right.
Thanks in anticipation
Les
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13-01-2007, 07:40 PM
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| | | Re: Unknown fugi (found Jan 2007)
Very nice fotos !
Flammulina velutipes (Velvet-footed collybia) on beech's stub ? |
16-01-2007, 06:36 PM
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Thank you ecymco for the ID
I appreciate your comments, too.
Les
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Originally Posted by Nettle Runner  Thank you ecymco for the ID
I appreciate your comments, too.
Les | Hi Les,
*I think* he was questioning the id as Flammulina velutipes Velvet Shank rather than confirming it. I didn't reply as I am not sure what they are but in my beginners opinion they do not look like Flammulina velutipes. I don't have reference books to hand but I wonder if emyco meant they are not normally associated with Beech stumps??
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17-01-2007, 08:38 AM
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| | | Re: Unknown fugi (found Jan 2007)
It looks like Velvet Shank to me. Phillips says it occurs on decaying deciduous trees, though particularly common on Elm, so presumably can occur on Beech? |
23-01-2007, 12:56 PM
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| | | Re: Unknown fugi (found Jan 2007)
Hi Richard
I thought the question was against the stump being beech, but that the ID was Velvet Shank. But I can see your point of view too.
Being a beginer like yourself, I could not find anything better than VS. I made a return visit in the hope that a weeks growth might help with ID.
Thanks aeshna5 for your comments, and confirmation of ID.
Appreciate you both taking the time to look and comment.
Les
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